Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-01-26
Special sale of cloaks to day, at th

Special sale of cloaks to day, at the
auction sale.
ALI using Fairbanks laundry soap
are witnesses of its excellence and su-
periority.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Brooks rejoice
oyer the arrival of baby girl at their
home in Emmett yesterday morning.
The Friday evening hops given by
the gentlemen of St. Bernard's Temper
ance Society have been very enjoyable
and pleasant affairs.
st. Agnes guild of ST. Paul's church
will give an entertainment and present
the play of "My Turn Next" at the resi-
dence of P. V. Brown, Thursday evening.
February 3.
Chloe Bowers, of Lake Mills, aged
Is years, for incorrigibility of temper,
was committed, Thursday last, to the
Milwaukee industrial school for girls, in
charge of Sheriff Bullock.
M. J. Burke and John Bowling have
purchased the West Side meat market of
A. II. Algard. This is one of the best
appointed markets in the state, and these
gentlemen, who are we'll known, propose
to do their level best to please the public.
The assault and battery case of Carl
Neitzel and VIM. Freitag, of the Seventh
ward, against VIM. Willie and his son
Albert, of Waterloo. before Justice Hal
Tiger Monday, was dismissed for want of
proof. The rumpus occurred on the last
fair day.
The bans have been published for
the approaching marriage of Martin
Cummings, of Chicago, and Miss Mar
garet Norton, of this city. The ceremony
will take place at St. Bernard's church
some time next month.
A MIDGET MOTHER PHILADELPHIA,
Jan. 24-Nellie Decourcy, the midget,
who is forty-fve inches high and weighs
forty-six pounds, last night gave birth to
a healthy sou weighing seven and one
half pounds. Nellie is niece of Mrs.
Tom Thumb. Her husband is six feet
three inches tall.
"A grand concert of the Madison
Chorus Glass will be given at the NJ. E.
church, Madison. under the direction of
8. S. nawley, Thursday evening. Feb. 8.
Racine's "Athalie" will be presented.
The following singers from this city will
assist in the concert: The Misses Ella
and Ruthie Blair; Katie, Anna, Fannie
and Nellie Malloy, and Lizzie Ruescb.
George Hartel will build and equip
cheese factory TO be located at Water
town, providing he can get 800 cows. All
favorable to this project are requested to
meet Mr.. Hartel at Fuermann's restaur-
ant, Saturday, Jan. %, at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
There is no reason why cheese factory
should no: be run here with success, and
we trust this effort will be favorably re-
ceived.
The Abbey Dramatic Company pre-
sented ''Uncle Toms Cabin at Turner
Hall last Thursday evening to one of the
largest audiences that ever greeted any
performance here. The merits Of the
troupe were not such as 10 be very assur-
ing that "Uncle Toms CABIN as given
by the Abbey company, would draw to
any great extent here again, about the
only redeeming feature of the perform
ance being little Eva
The ball at Armory Hall Monday
evening was very happy occasion, and
the thirty-five couples in attendance
enjoyed themselves to the fullest extent.
The music furnished by Smith & Corliss'
orchestra assisted in rendering the affair
one OF the pleasantest of the season. The
wants of the inner man were we'll pro-
vided for by "Mine Host" Reinke, of the
fremont House, who served to the
dancers one OF the finest suppers ever sat
down to here.
We forgot to put in our hand bill
that We have a full line of boots and
shoes to be sold at auction.
MCKEY's SALE.
The action of J. F. Huebner, who
was elected to the assembly as an indie
pendent Democrat from the Fourth Dodge
county district, in going into the Repub>
Iicsn senatorial caucus at Madison Thurs
day evening last, and voting for the re-
election of Senator Sawyer, is to be
commended, and will be warmly endorsed
by all fair-minded men in bis con
stituency. Three of the five legislative
members from Dodge county voted for
Senator Sawver-nameIV Senator Petit